Bossman Dlow’s Accuser Timmy Bandsome Posts “Hush Money” After Admitting DMs Were Fake

Timmy Bandsome Posts “Hush Money” After Admitting DMs With Bossman Dlow Were AI Generated

A week ago, BossMan Dlow made controversial headlines after a gay man alleged that the rapper was in their DMs. The claims had the rappers getting dragged across social media for being closeted about his sexuality.

In the DMs that went viral, BossMan Dlow was trying to link up with Timmy but he was trying to link up for free, which Timmy was in for.

Following the allegations, Dlow came on social media to clear the air. “I ain’t tryna beat nobody on the internet ion even play them games. Just keep sh*t in the streets when you decide you wanna play with a real street n****. “

He continued, “That’s all I gotta say. New music on the way, new videos, new sauce, I’m coming.”

BossMan Dlow accuser admits they were lying the whole time 👀 pic.twitter.com/hoXp7sqXnN

— My Mixtapez (@mymixtapez) May 28, 2025

Fast forward to now, Timmy is now admitting to lying about the whole situation.  The 22-year-old influencer has taken to TikTok to admit the messages were fake and AI generated.

“BossMan Dlow never messaged me. It was AI, it was edited, it was photoshopped,” the New York influencer began. “It was my homegirl’s phone. He messaged a real female. She’s a popular influencer that I hang out with.”

“So, I made it seem like he messaged me when he never really messaged me. I made a fake thread of me texting myself back,” Timmy continued before admitting that it was all for attention. “I know it sounds crazy and I did all of this for attention on the internet. But a b*tch was a bored and I thought it was funny.”

“I’m sorry guys you can bash me or hate me I really don’t give a f*ck,” the influencer added.

After revealing the DMs were fake, Dlow’s accuser then posted “Hush Money” on their story, insinuating that they were paid to backtrack and help clean the rapper’s name.

“She definitely got that 5k lmaooo chingy all over again,” someone commented. “Doesn’t posting hush money kinda negate the terms implied by hush?” another person wondered.